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For example, does the meat of a Mexican taste differently than the meat of a Chinese fellow?
Who knows for sure...
Apparently, carnivorous tribes once said Eastern Asian meat tastes the best... But when it's post apocalypse comes, I will be carrying a gun on me at all times. They can pry my delicious Chinese meat from my cold dead bones. Oh wait....
I would bet it's normal to wonder but are you focusing on it too much? BTW, I would guess men and women taste different as well as the various races. Remember - you are what you eat! If you eat a vegetarian diet why wouldn't you taste different than someone who eats McDonald's all the time??
I wonder too like do americans taste more beefy and Asians more chickenish
Look up cannibal Albert Fish. He thought that people tasted like pork. That's also why in some remote islands, man flesh has been referred to as "long pig."
And no, it's not normal if you were expecting it to taste like chicken :P
Yes I think it's normal and almost everyone has wondered this once in their lifetime. As for who tastes different, I'm assuming it's much like animals. Depending on the humans diet I would assume they would taste different. I don't think skin color would affect taste much but ethnicity would because different ethnic groups follow different diets. I'm assuming if you want something tasty and strong in odor go for Mediterranean humans :-)I think it's Just like farm animals. The ones that are naturally raised with corn feed and healthy food taste better, as opposed to the fake artificial animals that get huge off hormonal shots in a week. YMMV
lets eat ..who want to make a group were we get a person from every race and eat a chunks of there flesh cooked in different ways oh you know how mad carnivore peolpe just cant get enuf of human flesh well maybe our meat is like a drug because we have so many chemicals put into our body it kindov creates a drug marinated piece of yummy meat idk.oh so keen for this group to get together now..
Well, I don't know quite how to say this, but as the result of a rather curious series of circumstances, as of this very moment, I can conclusively confirm that we do in fact taste like chicken.